Real Estate Firms Lead Manhattan in Return to Office
Article by: Paul Bergeron Survey finds that 82% of workers in that industry are showing up daily. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3Cb17pX ...read more
Maturing CMBS Loans Face Bigger Refinancing Hurdles
Article by: Beth Mattson-Teig Across all property subsectors, there will be refinancing challenges for properties with already low NOI relative to existing debt. Read the ...read more
Inflation Surprise Means More Pressure Ahead For Commercial Real Estate
Article by: Jarred Schenke U.S. inflation stubbornly rose again last month — even as energy costs dropped — all but ensuring that the Federal Reserve ...read more
Rising Rent Prices are Keeping Inflation High
Article by: Madeleine Ngo Housing keeps getting more expensive — and even though new data shows that overall price increases are slowing down, surging rent ...read more
Capright Attends IPAVision in Nashville
Lots of new entrants (including some big players) are wading into new private real estate investment vehicles like Non-Traded REITS, Business Development Companies, Interval Funds, ...read more
Multifamily’s Prime Target: Aging Millennials
Article by: Meagan Bowden Aging millennials make up the largest renter cohort, so why aren’t developers and investors taking their preferences into consideration? Read the ...read more
Refinancing Older Office Properties More Difficult in Dicier Market
Article by: Patrick Sisson Unsteady markets make for safe investments, so hearing that the state of the refinance market resembles a kaleidoscope isn’t too reassuring. ...read more
Four Reasons Multifamily Will Remain an Attractive Hedge, According to One CEO
Article by: Holly Amaya Necessity, affordability, efficiency and liquidity are all key drivers for investment in the multifamily space. Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3qVg497 ...read more
REIT Total Returns Dropped in August Despite Strong Operational Performance
Article by: David Bodamer Publicly-traded REIT funds from operations hit a new record at $19.6 billion in the second quarter and are now 22 percent ...read more
Rents are Tumbling in 27 of the US’s Biggest Cities and Still Rising in 8
Article by: Alcynna Lloyd, Ben Winck, and Madison Hoff Rents fell 0.1% in August, snapping a 20-month streak of increases, according to Apartments.com. Prices fell in 27 ...read more